Morning journal and courier., 1887-04-14

architects, government officials and cap tains in the Chinese navy.
 The report of W. R. White, the treasurer was then read and was as follows: Balance hand April IA, 1886. 6........... $4e 6 Fees from new members. .......... 10 9 Interest on deposit ...;..t.:...........-.... 9 H4pssss. Ts:s! s'ss
 Balance on hand to date . " $55 6 Attorney Harry w. Asher, of the commit tee on the revision of the constitution, thel new read the constitution, which was adopted and is as follows: CONSTITUTION of the HILLHoUsE HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION. NAME Art. l. The name of this association shall be Tn Alumni association of the Hillhouse High school New Haven.
 Art. H. The purpose and object of the associa Soh are to continue and foster spirit of sympath! the Hiilho,,se High school: school @ to form for m medium through which they act for the benefit of thu sble the connection between former students ane to maintain their interest in the school and in thu general cause of higher free education. OFFICERS. Art Ill. The officers of the association shall be president, two vice presidents, one of whofh shal annually, and an executive committee, of whici the president, secretary and treasurer shall be mem bers. consisting of one member from each class beginning with the class of 1885, to be elected an nually at the April meeting
 PRESIDENT.
 Art. ". The president shall preside at the meet ings of the association and of ths executive com mittee and shall be, ex off1cio member of sub committees as they may be appointed.
 SECRETARY.
 Art. V. The secretary shall keep record Of all the proceedings of the association at it's meetings He shall also keep the minutes of the meetings of the executive committee. and perform such other du ties properly belonging to his once as the e1eeu tive committee may direct.
 9 It shall further be the duty of the secretary at each annual meeting to make report in writing to the association of it's condition and membership, and in that report be shall also give the history of the High school for the last year and shall recom- mend to the association such action and shall bring before them such subjects of action in his judg ment are proper and within the purposes of this association.
 TREASURER.
 Art: VI The treasurer shall have sole charge of the finances of the association. He shall receive and dsburse all the moreys of the association and shall account for the same at the annual meeting, and shall perform such other duties properly be- longing to his office as the executive committee may direct
 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
 Art VII l. The executive committee shall have charge and control, under supervision of the asso citation. of all the business affairs and ope- orders and Instructions inst of the association. 2. The executive committee shall further have (a) To appoint such sub-comrittees as they may deem necessary.
 (b) To admit members and expel or suspend the (c) To call special meetingso of the association. mittees of the Association until the time of next 5. The executive committee shall meet at least once in every three months, and they shall hold such other meetings as the president may see fit to Art.VIII. 1. Any person who has received diplo- main any department of the Hillhouse High school c0lr fn ole teacher in the school and any person who has been in any way member of the school prior to 1870. for three school years regularly register ed pupil of the Rilhouse High school becomes after the class with which he was last connected has been graduated, likewise eligible
 3. Application for membership shall be made to the executive committee, who shall act upon such B Any person whose application for membership has been faverably acted upon shall become mem Der of this association upon signing this constitu tion and paying fee of twenty five cents, except secretary to sign for them and pay the requisite fee.
 Art IX The annual dues shall be twenty-five cents to be paid before the annual meeting. Should any member fail to pay such dues for two years af- ter proper notice he shall forfeit his membership but he may be reinstated on payment or arrears
 MEETINGS.
 Art. K There shall be at least one meeting of the association held each year in the month Of April and other meetings shall be held as the executive committee shall deem necessary. Twenty five members shall constitute quorum at any meeting of the association.
 Art. XII. This constitution may be amended at any meeting of the association by twothirds vote the proposed amendment must have been made to the executive committee two weeks prior to such meeting.
 The executive committee was then elected as follows:
 65-Miss S. D. Wolcott.
 66-Mr. Morris F. Tyler.
 '69-Miss Eliza A Benham.
 '70-Mr. Charles T. Morse.
 '71-Miss Sarah J. Gibson.
 '72- Miss Annie L. Johnson.
 '73-Miss Sarah E. Husted.
 '4-Dr Max Mailhouse.
 '75-Niss Sarah H. Wilcox.
 '%-Mr. 7Sr. E. E; T |: Lieaeld.
 '7S-Mr W. E. Baldwin.
 '79-Miss Nellie F. Sproat.
 'sO-Mr. H |. Ryder.
 'S1--Mr A. H. Jackson.
 '82-Mr. A. A. Crane.
 's4-Phip Pond, jr.
 SIC W. Gruener.
 Officers for the coming year were then elected as follows: President, Harry w. Ash. CT TT; vice presidents, Dr. H. L. Swain, Miss Sarah E. Husted; secretary, J. T. Moran; treasurer, w. R. White.
 Principal George L. Fox then delivered an interesting address, after which the Il. Il. 5. Banjo club gave fine selection, when the floor was cleared and dancing indulged in by about seven hundred ladies and gentlemen to the music of Malone's orchestra until after midnight. Among some of the dancers were Miss Lillian Hodgson, Miss Nellie Mason, Miss Harwood, Miss May Robinson, Miss Gertie Hall, Miss Mamie Bas- sett. Miss Bula Pettis, Miss Gracie Judson, Miss Fannie Sperry, Miss Annie Trowbridge, Miss Carrie Beard, Miss May Smith, Miss Johnson, Miss Hattie Mills, Miss Jennie Chapman, Miss Louise Berkeley, Miss Adele Smith, Miss Mamie Talbott, Miss Isbell, Miss Jennie Francis, Miss Annie Treat, Miss Lena Rowland, Miss Annie Holcomb, Miss Daisy Bulford, Miss Mamie Bulford, Miss Josie Spang, Miss Eva Lamb, Miss Bertha Gray, Miss Fannie Gray, Miss Kettle Brad ley, Miss Hattie Meyers, Miss Hattie Ryder, Miss Allie Kelley, Miss Sadie Platt, Miss Jennie Richardson and Miss Winchell.